(B)It is not a required class.
(C)She has already taken the class.
1. (A)She will not go home for spring vacation
(B)she has not taken a vacation for a long time
(C)she does not plan to graduate
(D)She does not want to go home after graduation
2. (A) the class (C) homework
(B) the weekend (D) book
3. (A)He should have prepared more.
(B)He is very worried
(C)He has been studying a lot.
(D)He needs a few more days.
4. (A) buy a textbook
(B) comeback later
(C) go to the bookstore
(D) drop his English class
5. (A) She does not like the class.
(B) her classmates are really great
(C)The professor is not very nice.
(D)The class is interesting.
6. (A)Make an appointment with Dr. Petersons T.A
(B)cancel her appointment with Dr.Petersons T.A
(C)Postpone her appointment with DrPetersons T.A
(D)See the T.A more often.
7. (A)He would rather have American food.
(B)He has always liked American food.
(C)He is accustomed to eating American food.
(D)He ate American food more in the past.
8. (A)He should go to bed
(B)he didnt know the time.
(C)he is trying to bring his work up to date.
(D)He is not sleepy yet.
9. (A)Spend some time with the man
(B)Make a list of the names
(C)Pass out the names
(D)Let someone else call the names.
10. (A)The woman has missed the deadline
(B)He will investigate the situation.
(C)The deadline has been canceled.
(D)An exception might be possible.
11. (A)The book is confusing. <membingungkan>
(B)He is doing well in the class.
(C)The teacher is not very clear.
(D)The lectures are from the book.
12. (A)She wants to submit her paper early.
(B)The answers on the paper are all correct.
(C)The deadline has passed for the paper.
(D)The paper is not quite finished.
13. (A)She doesnt like the class
(D)The man will have to take the class.
14. (A)Study together
(B)Prepare for an oral final.
(C)Review the quizzes.
(D)Take the professors advice.
15. (A)Make an appointment.
(B)Give the man a pen.
(C)Sign the form for the man
(D)Wait for the man.
16. (A) revise her work (C) Copy from the
man
(B) Close the window (D) Hand in the work
17. (A) The computer made an error
(B)The payment is due on the fifth of every
month.
(C) The loan must be paid by the first of the
month.
(D) The loan had already been paid in full.
Question 18 to 21 refer to the following
conversation
18. (A)To enroll in a class.
(B)To ask his opinion about a university.
(C)To find out who is chair of the selection
committee.
(D)To get a letter for graduate school.
19. (A)She might need to take his seminar.
(B)She should do well in graduate school
(C)She had better go to another university.
(D)She needs to apply before the end of April
20. (A)The chair of the selection committee.
(B)The entire selection committee.
(C)Professor Hayes.
(D)Dr. Warren.
21. (A) on May 1
(B) in three days
(C) before the april 30th deadline
(D) today
Questions 22 to 25 refer to the following Talk.
22. (A) A professor of religion
(B) A Professor of history.
(C)A guest lecturer in a drama class.
 (D) A guest lecturer in a writting class.
23. (A)By threatening to go to war.
(B)By competing with farmers.
(C)By keeping manufacturing processes
secret.
(D)By stealing plans from the colonies.
24. (A)He kept design for English Machinery from
being used in the colonies.
(B) He prevented Moses Brown from opening a
mill.
(C) He committed designs for English
machinery to memory.
(D) He smuggled drawings for English machines
into The United States.
25. (A) A change from agriculture to industry began
to occur in the United States.
(B) A rise in prices for English goods was
evidenced.
(C) Many small farmers began to send their
products to England.
(D) Americans had to keep their manufacturing
processes secret.
Questions 26 to 29 refer to the following conversation
26. (A) The man wants to reserve textbooks for the
following semester.
(B) The man is complaining about not having his
books this semester.
(C) The woman needs to order enough books for
the class.
(D) The woman is helping the man register for
his courses.
27. (A) The bookstore was closed for three weeks.
(B) His books did not arrive before the semester
began. btul
(C) He did not have any books this semester.
(D) he did not understand how to order his
books.
28. (A) The teacher will order books for the class.
(B) He could fill out a form and pay for the
books now. btul
(C) He must wait until the semester begins.
(D) He has to register for the classes, and the
books will be ordered for him.
29. (A) He will receive a form in the mail.
(B) He will get a phone call. btul
(C) He will stop by the bookstore at the
beginning of the semester.
(D) He will receive the books from his teacher in
class.
Questions 30 to 33 refer to the following Talk.
30. (A) The term (C) Personal viewpoint
essay (D) Brainstorming
(B) Prose writing
31. (A) The work of Alexander Pope.
(B) The difference between Prose and Poetry.
(C) The general Characteristic of essays.
(D) The reason that the phrase personal essay
is redundant. diulang
32. (A) It is usually short
(B) It can be either prose or poetry.
(C) It expresses a personal point of view
(D) It discusses one topic.
33. (A) They will prepare for a quiz.
(B) They will write their first essay.
(C) They will read books by Pope.
(A) They will receive their notes.
Questions 34 to 37 refer to the following Talk
34. (A) To provide an overview of U.S history from
1743 to 1826.
(B) To discuss Jeffersons contribution to the
American Revolution.
(C) To analyze Jeffersons Presidency
(D) To summarize Jeffersons life.
35. (A) Monarchist (C) Republican
(B) Federalist (D) Democrat.
36. (A) He received the most vote.
(B) Congress approved him
(C) Aaron Burr withdrew from the race.
(D) As vice president, he automatically became
president.
37. (A) An effective (C) A literary draftsman
public speaker (D) A diplomat
(B) An architect
Questions 38 to 41 refer to the following Talk
38. (A) Ice and Mud (C) Sand and Water
lumpur (D) Mud and Water
(B) Mud and Sand
pasir
39. (A) A mold of organism preserves the shape of
the organism.
(B) Water soaks into the organism.
(C) Organisms are buried in mud or sand.
(D) Minerals in the water dissolve the originaal
organism.
40. (A) The fine shapes of fragile structures.
(B) The Internal features of the plant or animal.
(C) The minerals in the deposit.
(D) The original fossil mold
41. (A) The ages of the fossils may determined by
their location in the layers of rock.
(B) The shapes of the fossils may be preserved
in the layers of rock.
(C) The rock protects the fossil from the mineral
water that dissolve them.
 (D) Plants and animals that are formed at the
same time are buried in different layers of
rock.

Question 42 to 45refer to the following

conversation
42. (A) He wasnt sure that he had completed the
requirements.
(B) he did not have enough credit hours.
(C) He did not have a program of study.
(D) He didnt understand that it was necessary.

43. (A) By reading catalog.

(B) By consulting with the woman.
(C) By referring to his signed program of study.
(D) By making an appointment with his advisor.

44. (A) The man should take the required courses

for graduation.
(B) The man should see an academic advisor to
help him
(C) The man should read the requirement in the
college catalog.
(D) The man should bring her a copy of his
transcript.
 (A) The (C) That
45. (A) He may not have enough credit hours to (B) Their (D) whose
graduate.
(B) He may not have taken the correct-classes to 4. It is presumed that rules governing the sharing
graduate. of food influenced ____ that the earliest cultures
(C) He may not be able to see an academic evolved.
advisor before graduation. (A) that the way (C) the way
(D) He may not have time to take the rest of the (B) is the way (D) which way
required courses.
5. One of the professors greatest attributes is
Question 46 to 50 refer to the following _______
conversation (A) when he gives lectures
46. (A) Sociology (C) Linguistic (B) how in the manner that he lectures
(B) Education (D) Geography. (C) the way to give lectures
(D) his ability to lecture.
47. (A) The dialect that is selected by the
government 6. Since he changed professions, Freds yearly
(B) The dialect that is of a higher value than the income has ____
others. (A) nearly tripled
(C) The dialect that is able to express everything (B) got almost three times bigger
necessary. (C) almost grown by three times.
(D) The dialect that is the model taught in (D) just about gone up three times
schools
7. The director of this organization must know ___
48. (A) some accents are not permitted in schools. (A) money management, selling, and able to
(B) There is only one standard accent in the satisfy the stockholders.
United. (B) how to manage money, selling his products,
(C) There is one major dialect in the United and be able to satisfy stockholders
States (C) how to manage money, sell his products, and
(D) All dialects are equal value. satisfy the stockholders
(D) money management, selling, the idea of
49. (A) Grammar and spelling being able to satisfy the stockholders.
(B) Vocabulary and Grammar
(C) Pronounciation and Vocabulary 8. _____ of the play Mourning becomes Electra
(D) spelling and Vocabulary introduces the cast of characters and hints at the
pilot.
50. (A) Some accents are more pretigious because (A) The act first (C) Act first
they are spoken by the upper classes. (B) Act one (D) First act
(B) Because they are more comprehensible,
some accents are inherently better than 9. Weathering ____ the action whereby surface
others. rock is disintegrated or decomposed.
(C) one of the purposes of schools is to teach the (A) It is (C) Is
accents that are considered most important. (B) Is that (D) Being
(D) In general, accents are not as important as
dialects because there is no standard for 10. Although Margareth Mead had several assistants
them. during her investigations of Samoa, the bulk of
reseacr was done by ____ alone.
(A) Herself (C) Her
(B) She (D) Hers
1. In simple animals, _____ reflex movement or
involuntary response to stimuli. 11. Thirty-eight national sites are known as parks,
(A) behavior mostly (C) most behavior another eighty-two as monuments, and ____
(B) most is behavior (D) the most behavior (A) The another one hundred seventy-eight as
historical sites.
2. Although the weather in Marthas Vineyard isnt (B) The other one hundred seventy-eight as
______ to have a year round tourist season, it historical sites.
has become a favorite summer resort. (C) Seventy-eight plus one hundred more as
(A) goodly enough (C) good as enough historical sites.
(B) good enough (D) enough good (D) As historical sites one hundred seventy-
eight.
3. According to the wave theory, ______
population of the Americas may have been the
result of a number of separate migrations.
12. The people of western Canada have been (D)
considering ____ themselves from the rest of the famous character, Tom Sawyer
provinces.
(A) To separate (C) Separate 23. Interest in automatic data processing has grown
(B) Separated (D) Separating (A) (B)
rapidsince the first large calculators were
13. When body enters the Earths atmosphere, it (C) (D)
travels ____ introduced in 1950.
(A) Very rapidly (C) Fastly
(B) In a rapid manner (D) With great speed

14. After seeing a movie based on a novel, _____

(A) The book is read by many people
(B) The book made many people want to read it
(C) Many people want to read the book.
(D) The reading of the book interests many
people.

15. Employers often require that candidates have not

only a degree ____ 24. Pioneer menand women endured terrible
(A) but two years experience (A) (B) (C)
(B) also two years experience hardships and so do their children.
(C) but also two years experience (D)
(D) but more two years experience
25. If Grandma Moses having been able to continue
16. A turtle differs from all other reptiles in that its (A)
(A) (B) farming, she may never have begun to paint.
body is encased in a protective shell of their (B) (C) (D)
(C) (D)
own. 26. The artist tried
stimulateinterest in painting by
17. The Native people of The Americas are called (A) (B)
(A) taking his students to the museum.
Indians because when Columbus landed in the (C) (D)
(B)
27. Mumps are a very
Bahamas in 1492, he though that he has reached
common diseasewhich
(C) (D)
(A) (B) (C)
the East Indies.
usuallyaffects children.
(D)
18. Historically,therehas beenonly two major
28. Nancy said that she
(A) (B) (C) (D)
wentto the supermarket
factions in the republican party :e liberals and
(A) (B) (C)
conservatives
before coming home.
(D)
19. She wishes that he didnt sendher the candy
(A (B) 29. As the demand increases, manufacturers who
yesterday because shes on a diet. previously produces only large , luxury car is
(C) (D) (A) (B)
compelled to makea smaller model in order to
20. They are planning on attending theconvention
(C) (D)
(A) (B)
compete in the market.
next month and so I am.
(C) (D) 30. Schizophrenia, a behavioral disorder typified by
(A)
21. Today was such beautiful day that I coulndnt
afundamental break with reality, maybe
(A)
(B) (C)
bring myselfto complete all my chores.
triggeredby genetic predisposition, stressful,
(B) (C) (D)
(D)
22. When he was a little boy, Mark Twain drugs, or infections.
(A)
31. The more relative humidity reading rises,
would walk along the piers, watch the river
boats, (A)
(B) (C) the worst the heat affectsus.
swimming and fish in Mississipi, much like his (B) (C) (D)
32. Columbus Day is celebratedon the twelve of
(A) (B) (C)
October because on that day in 1492,
(D)
Christopher Columbus first landed in the
Americas.
33. If the ozone gases of the atmosphere did not
(A)
filterout the ultraviolet rays of the sun, life as
(B)
we know it would not have evolved on earth
(C) (D)
34. Miami, Florida, is among the few cities in the
(A)
United States thathas been awarded official
(B) (C)
statusas billingual municipalities
(D)
 (A)
35. Coastal and inland waters are inhabitednot only
beimpossibilityto use.
(A) (B)
(B)(C)(D)
by fish but also by suchsea creature as shrimps
(C) (D)
40. The Nobel prize winner, accompanied by her
and clams.
(A)
36. A gas like propane will combination with water husband and children, are staying in Sweden
(A) (B) (B) (C)
molecules in a saline solution to form a solid Until after the presentation
(C) (D)
called a hydrate.
(D) This is the end of the The section two.
37. A city University professor reported that he
discovers a vaccine that has been 80 percent
(A) (B)
effective in reducing the instances of tooth decay
(C)
among small children.
(D)
38. No other quality is more important for a scientist
(A) (B)
to acquire as to observe carefully.
(B) (D)

39. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would